Clinton River Jah Brethren
Clinton River Jah Brethren
hahah,
hey guys. so i was lurking on one of the other forums and heard mention of this bunch of michiganders that used to post occasionally on the old ttips site. i guess they called themselves the clinton river jah brethren. sounds like a great fun bunch of folks. i was just wondering if any of you old timers remembers them or their antics, or maybe some of you are still lurking around?
what happened to those guys? does anyone know if they are still raging together? thanks! happy trails...
hey guys. so i was lurking on one of the other forums and heard mention of this bunch of michiganders that used to post occasionally on the old ttips site. i guess they called themselves the clinton river jah brethren. sounds like a great fun bunch of folks. i was just wondering if any of you old timers remembers them or their antics, or maybe some of you are still lurking around?
what happened to those guys? does anyone know if they are still raging together? thanks! happy trails...
- lowangle al
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Re: Clinton River Jah Brethren
I remember those guys, they seemed to have a lot of fun and they really enjoyed their alcohol. I don't remember seeing any of them posting on other sites since the origional TTips. It is possible they are posting on Facebook now like most of the old posters on the old Ttips Alaska Thread now do.
Re: Clinton River Jah Brethren
alcohol seems to have its way, i suppose. mmmmmm, beer....
i was just reminiscing tonight about the friends of my exes dad. he was in the ARC stationed in europe before he came back and helped start one of the ski areas up around fairbanks. anyway, on pow days his ancient, crusty, telemark friends would show up before daylight having a safety meeting on the front deck and pounding beers, all the while yelling that it was time to get up and go ski (that's the gist, anyway). i knew then that these old tele coots were probably a different type of folk...
and of course, a lot of fun
i was just reminiscing tonight about the friends of my exes dad. he was in the ARC stationed in europe before he came back and helped start one of the ski areas up around fairbanks. anyway, on pow days his ancient, crusty, telemark friends would show up before daylight having a safety meeting on the front deck and pounding beers, all the while yelling that it was time to get up and go ski (that's the gist, anyway). i knew then that these old tele coots were probably a different type of folk...
and of course, a lot of fun
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Re: Clinton River Jah Brethren
The last sighting of these guys was over at Telemarkeast about 1 year ago - they have not posted this winter - yet:
http://www.telemarkeast.com/forums/view ... it=clinton
http://www.telemarkeast.com/forums/view ... it=clinton
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Re: Clinton River Jah Brethren
nice...thanks for sharing. with interest. watched a few of those vids this morning instead of getting out skiing. i need to close the computer
points for style all around tho...
points for style all around tho...
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Man those are fun videos. Dudes look like rippers to my uneducated eyes. So....in my continued quest to understand the nuances of XC/XCD/AT, what kind of set ups are those boys skiing?
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i'm definitely not the authority on this, but somebody mentioned to me they were on voille vector bc's and possibly something about burnt mtn bindings, which are a ntn telemark i believe.
http://burntmtn.com/index_flash6.html
i think that's just an example of the stuff they ski. don't take my word on that. hopefully someone with more knowledge will chime in here...
as far as what to call it? "nice skiing" i think works. my novice eye just says to label them "telemarkers". edited further to add, definitely not xc or xcd, since they are not on xc skis or bindings. maybe that will stick in somebodies craw, but i doubt it...
http://burntmtn.com/index_flash6.html
i think that's just an example of the stuff they ski. don't take my word on that. hopefully someone with more knowledge will chime in here...
as far as what to call it? "nice skiing" i think works. my novice eye just says to label them "telemarkers". edited further to add, definitely not xc or xcd, since they are not on xc skis or bindings. maybe that will stick in somebodies craw, but i doubt it...
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Re: Clinton River Jah Brethren
Thx!
Oh I read about those bindings in here a while back I think . And yeah I saw a Voille logo briefly but wasn’t sure what ski.
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Oh I read about those bindings in here a while back I think . And yeah I saw a Voille logo briefly but wasn’t sure what ski.
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